Posts Tagged ‘Editor’s Message’
Associate Editor’s Message
As we look forward to gathering in-person for the PCICS annual conference in December, I have been lucky to join a team of PCICS educators in building a multi-disciplinary pre-conference,…
Read MoreAssociate Editor’s Message: Critical Care Without Borders
I am delighted to welcome y’all to the Summer 2022 edition of the PCICS Newsletter. Summer travel this year has been impacted by the high prices, long lines at the…
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As we all settle into a phase of the COVID-19 pandemic with less social restrictions, we hold out hope that the pandemic is near its end. As such, PCICS is…
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“Editor’s Message: Entrusting Learners“. As we all settle into a phase of the COVID-19 pandemic with less social restrictions, we hold out hope that the pandemic is near its end.…
Read MoreSmall Steps to Improving the Quality of Life in the CICU
Wherever the art of Medicine is loved, there is also a love of Humanity. ~ Hippocrates Eight months ago, I walked into the hospital for a routine induction of labor. Ten…
Read MoreAssociate Editor’s Message November 2021
Burned out on burnout? I’m not surprised. The discussion on burnout has reached a fever pitch over the last two years as professionals in all fields have struggled to adjust…
Read MoreAssociate Editor’s Message August 2021
It is my great joy and pride to invite you all to view the Summer edition of the PCICS Newsletter. Packed with updates from committees and special interest groups, as…
Read MoreEditor-in-Chief’s Message: Is DEI just the flavor of the month?
PCICS created a Diversity & Inclusion committee in June 2020 in response to national events in the United States, as a way to raise awareness about diversity, equity and inclusion…
Read MoreEditor-In-Chief’s Message February 2021
After the unprecedented year that 2020 was, most of us approached the new year with hope that 2021 will see a transition back to some normalcy by the end of…
Read MoreDivided We Fall
“No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.” – H.E. Luccock. As I pondered on how to summarize this editor’s note, I realized that…
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